A tribute to Great Hindi writer and thinker Munshi Premchand on his birth anniversary
Great Hindi writer and thinker Munshi Premchand (31 July 1880 – 8 October 1936) believed in critical social realism, focusing on economic exploitation, caste oppression, and gender inequality.
QUINTETS ON Munshi Premchand
A writer named Premchand, so grand,
Saw life's harshness across the land.
With pen, he'd expose,
The rich and their woes,
And cast, gender, his strict, honest stand.
Munshi Premchand, a keen mind,
Showed struggles of every kind.
With caste and with greed,
He planted a seed,
For fairness and equality to find.
Munshi Premchand, a wise old scribe,
Said stories should help us imbibe.
Not just for a laugh,
But to mend the world's staff,
And make social wrongs feel a jibe.
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